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This study sizes the Titan surface system named in its title for operation in the Titan surface environment, and reports the result as SIMULATED, NOT MEASURED. The design is developed from stated physical relations and a shared environmental basis, and every performance figure is computed by the deposited script rather than asserted. Among the computed results are line pressure drop of 34.58 kilopascals, liquid mass flow during transfer of 0.71 kilograms per second, transfer time over the full line of 10.4 minutes. Mass and power budgets are assembled from components so that they can be audited, off-design behaviour and materials uncertainty are discussed openly, and the limits of the sizing are stated in full. The transfer line is civilian laboratory infrastructure: it moves sealed liquid samples between a lake intake and a station laboratory for chemical analysis, and it transports nothing else and serves no other purpose.
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